Page 7 Advertisements Column 1

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 12278, 10 October 1910, Page 7

i;:..;i:J.- ...... . ■-i:;^y.^-«.,-:.; „- "fie Came Back. . W«'"? - rtL' . I ■' •■..■■■■ HE WANTED A . TAILOR-MAKE SUIT. „ i. ■„ . . •;■ ■ ; . • ♦. i" •;■■■• ? .' ' ■ * He'd been to several other Stores during the last year, But' the poor satisfaction he got shattered his confidence m them. He/cinxe HERE, and wondered if WE would disappoint him. He chose the Suit he liked best, and said, "WHY THE DICKENS >. DIDN'T I COME TO YOU AT FIRST " H(|'a another of bur most Enthusiastic Patrons. ■ fe, Prices, for Qood, TAILO«-MAKE SUITS are the LOWEST possible, ranging ffro V..n '.. . .. . NAT HOOPER The C^ash Gtothier and Mercer. ■/ ONLY ADDRESS :. McKEE'S BUILDINGS. t

* ■ " ": ' ■ ' '- ■ ' ' ' S ' : I"^'" ; ■'■' ' ■'• : - __■■";! II GARDEN TOOLS. 1 Z „■ . ,' ' : ■■; : ;- ■ ; '-- i: ',-.;'. "" :: : . ! 5 ■ ' ;.■."■ i: -.'■ ■■•■ ii :' ■.■■•■ ls \-";'; . ■■ . ■ ■ v .< ■ill * '.•.:. ■ ■ .'■ v.;. ,. ;'• *^*JMf******** .- , -< 3 . ' • ! ;■ -■ «^'. ■ . . .■.-■■.! I ) ■■■ •-- / ■■ .-.' - ■-r.-r... . - ■ 8 -'■■■■■>■:.■■■■ ■.-.-■ - ■ ' ■ ■ ■< g^.pirmi^hairt, Spades ... 4s 6d. Digging, Forks 4s 6d.| ] J Steel Rakes ...... Is 6d. Hedge Clippers ... ... 4s 6d.-.j <> American Hoes ... ... 2s 3d. Pruning Shears . .... 2s 6d, 35.. ( Jjj $keltoh;s Trowels... ... Is Od. Canvas Hose, per yard .... 0s 7d: < \i Grass Shears ... ... 2s Od. Lawn Rakes ... —3s 6d.J 5 Push Hdess ;.. .- ••• 3s Od. Hey Rakes ... ... ... 2s 6d. ( 8 Shovels ... 4s 6d. Axes... ... ... ... 4s^3d.:| © Hose Reels ... l*7s 6d. ' Lawa Mowers . ... ... ' ( •€»..^ ■■■>-. - .-■•■ '• -■ ■ ..•;--•:. ; - ' -■• ■ ■•■■•■ „-^—— ^ . I PARNELL, Ltd. ! it .-■■..•.'. .• ■ •. ■„/... ■ . {) "WHERE THE GOOD TOOLS ARE." j S . ■■,'••. „/ ' ... - '.. •.'■■.!

fONE, J*L ■ ,'-:■;■'? ;■:■■: ---~ — —ft.'-- ~ =./•■■■:.•■,■'■■■:; j- ';.' "The peoulidr quality of sound m any yoice or instrument." ; . n N - —Webster. .-, fITHE highest class of labor m. any first-class Piano Factory is ihe', tone \-*- regulating. This branch of Piano- making has the most to do with creating the "proper; quality of tone., " >N : ; ' '. "*. WE ARE THE AGENTS for John Brinsmead and Sons, London, C. Bechstein, and Scheidmayer and Soehne. .Berlin, who ar*- World-famed Makers oi RICH,* PURE, ■■and SONOROUS-TONED PIANOS. • ; "' ■"•■ ■ ■'■ .: •'■;'• ;, "' ' i- •'■' • " "■'■''''' ' .■. g%^ EASY TERMS ARRANCEH. Wsß Wmz :$ CHRISP AND SON E W* CISBORNE MUSIC WAREHOUSE, "^^^ '• -'V ' '-- ; ' ■ . ■ ' '

Did yoii neglect to wrife for :\bur ■ Fte<z Tea Strainer ? * - *■■•:. „',■.■.'- „.■■•;!■;■•.■■■■'■'..'. : ■ • ■. : ; ■ ' This Tea Strainer should "be m every t . home where Tea is drunk, because it costs nothing more than a haifpeiiny '*-„-'.■•■ ■. fit amp to got it-. y\ ' .'.-.: -' ■ - ■ ■ ■.■■ NOTiCE— Wo nbn't even ask you to pay the postage on it. Simply say— Please send me the FREE TEA STRAINER you advertise m tb-da^s 'Herald/ and it's yours. ' ' ■I:-;:: ; . /I >: ' ..• fr '")c "*■ :';■ '■"■'- : • .^; :> Why do we give itaway? Well— to be frank with you/ we want you to remember the name ■ .''', •■.:.,./■■,. ' . .. . "V .-. . • • ■ When you go to your Grocer's Pick tip your pen now and scribble ' off those few words to ... AMBER TIPS TEH 1 \ '" ■ '

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